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Re: Process for determining original movement/case combinations [message #14490 is a reply to message #14488]

Mon, 08 February 2021 22:19

thesnark17
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It's really hard to tell, but I guess the back "must" be white. I have seen these markings on two-tone cases before, never on single tone. And it does show G for green, W for white.

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		Process for determining original movement/case combinations By: thesnark17 on Sat, 06 February 2021 17:40
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